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It's a pity to waste a whole M...

The clip mussberger's plan from The Hudsucker Proxy (1994) with Paul Newman
It's a pity to waste a whole Monte Cristo.
He could've opened the window.
Waring Hudsucker never did anything the easy way.
Why? Why did he do it? Everything was going so well.
What am I, a headshrinker? Maybe the man was unhappy.
He didn't look unhappy.
He didn't look rich.
He was never an easy man to figure out.
He built this company with his bare hands.
Every step he took was a step up...
...except, of course, this last one.
He was a swell fella...
...but when the president, chairman and owner of 87%%% of the stock...
...drops...
...44 floors-
45.
Counting the mezzanine.
Then the company, too, has a problem. Stillson!
What exactly is the disposition of Waring's stock?
As you know...
...Hud left no will and no family.
The company bylaws are quite clear in that event.
"His entire portfolio will be converted into common stock...
"... and will be sold over the counter as of the first of the fiscal year...
"... following his demise. "
Meaning?
Meaning simply that Waring's stock and control of the company...
...will be made available to the public January 1st.
Do you mean to say...
...that any slob in a smelly T-shirt will be able to buy Hudsucker stock?
The company bylaws are quite clear.
My God! You're animals!
How can you discuss his stock when the man has just leapt 45 floors?
44.
Not counting the mezzanine.
Quit showboating.
The man is gone. The question now is whether we'll let...
...John Q. Public waltz in here and buy our company.
What are you suggesting?
Certainly we can't afford to buy a controlling interest.
Not while the stock is this strong.